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Her words hung in the air between them, and for a moment, James felt the weight of guilt settle heavily on his shoulders. She was right. In his excitement and determination to bring her back to his home, he had bulldozed over her feelings, not taking into account her own needs and duties. He had been so focused on
having her by his side that he had forgotten to listen, to truly listen.
James sighed deeply, running a hand through his hair as he stepped back, giving her a little space. “You’re
right, Tamsin,” he admitted, his voice soft but sincere. “I didn’t handle that well. I was so caught up in
wanting you with me, I didn’t stop to think about how it might feel for you. I didn’t consider what you
needed, and I’m sorry. That wasn’t fair to you.”
Tamsin relaxed a little at his words, the tension in her body easing as she looked at him, her eyes still filled
with uncertainty but softened by his apology. “I’m not saying I don’t want to be with you, James,” she said
quietly. “But I need time. Time to transition my role here, to make sure things are handled properly before I
move. And I need to know that you’ll understand that this is going to take some compromise. It can’t just

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